Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1993 - 682 pages |
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... attribute a woman's friendliness to sexual inter- est . This misreading of warmth as a sexual come - on ( called " misattribution " ) can lead to behavior the woman regards as sexual harassment ( Saal & others , 1989 ) . It also helps ...
... attribute a woman's friendliness to sexual inter- est . This misreading of warmth as a sexual come - on ( called " misattribution " ) can lead to behavior the woman regards as sexual harassment ( Saal & others , 1989 ) . It also helps ...
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... attributes your behavior mostly to the situation you faced , while you now attribute it to your person . Remembering an experience from an observer's perspective - by " seeing " oneself from the outside - has the same effect ( Frank ...
... attributes your behavior mostly to the situation you faced , while you now attribute it to your person . Remembering an experience from an observer's perspective - by " seeing " oneself from the outside - has the same effect ( Frank ...
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... attribute their successes to their skill , while losers can attribute their losses to chance . When I win at Scrabble , it's because of my verbal dexterity ; when I lose , it's because , " Who could get anywhere with a Q but no U ? " In ...
... attribute their successes to their skill , while losers can attribute their losses to chance . When I win at Scrabble , it's because of my verbal dexterity ; when I lose , it's because , " Who could get anywhere with a Q but no U ? " In ...
Contents
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 3 |
HOW WE DO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 12 |
Searching for Cause and Effect | 20 |
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